What exactly was the so-called "Hong Kong flavor"?

Hong Kong's culture usually referred to Hong Kong's movies, television programs, music, and other cultural features, which had a strong colonial culture and capitalist atmosphere. The Hong Kong flavor is manifested in the following aspects: 1. Language style: The language of Hong Kong movies and TV shows usually uses Cantonese or other dialect, emphasizing the use of spoken language and slang with unique rhyme and intonation. Setting: Hong Kong is a vast, densely populated and prosperous city. Therefore, Hong Kong-style movies and TV programs often describe the scenes and relationships of urban life in the city. 3. Social reality: Hong Kong-style movies and TV shows focus on the real problems of Hong Kong society, such as politics, economy, culture, social class, etc., reflecting the gap between the rich and the poor and the social class division in Hong Kong society. 4. Music and dance: Hong Kong's music and dance culture is well developed, with unique music styles and dance forms such as pop music, electronic music, guitar dance, etc. Hong Kong's culture is an important part of Hong Kong's culture. It represents Hong Kong's unique cultural style and way of thinking, which has had a profound impact on Asian film and music culture.